Succour In Sight For Osun State People As One Of The Followers Of Awolowo Is Set To Become The Next Governor - EazyFeeds

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Wednesday, 27 December 2017

Succour In Sight For Osun State People As One Of The Followers Of Awolowo Is Set To Become The Next Governor

Arise News247 has obtained that one of the followers of the late sage, Chief Obafemi Awolowo, in person of Senator Felix Kolawole Ogunwale popularly called Jumokol is set to become the next governor of Osun State and to introduce the policies/ideologies learnt from Chief Awolowo simply referred to as Awoism.

It is of note that Osun State people have been subjected to terrible yokes of hard time since the present governor took over power. This includes but not limited to unbearable delay in salary and drastic reduction in monthly take home, when eventually the Ogbeni Aregbesola APC led government wants to pay few months out of the outstanding.

Osun State people were the more ridiculed when the current APC government distributed Lipton tea with Gala to them.

Displaying the picture of Senator Kolawole Ogunwale (standing behind) with Chief Awolowo and Mama HID Awolowo taken directly from Chief Awolowo's bedroom to show his intimacy with Pa Awolowo whom he has learnt a lot from; Senator Kola's media team boldly declared as follow:

"The Return of Awoism in Osun State...

"The rebirth is on...

"A better, and a prosperous Osun is possible!

"Senator Felix Kolawole Ogunwale (Jumokol) for Osun State Governor 2018. The man with ideology of Chief Awolowo.

"PICTURE SPEAKS VOLUME:
The picture of Senator Felix Kola Ogunwale (Jumokol) standing behind Chief Obafemi Awolowo and Mama HID Awolowo in Chief Awolowo's bedroom."

"#Jumokol4OsunGov"

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